Roosevelts critics clash over third term and policy
The article surveys Republican and allied views on Roosevelt's presidency and a potential third term. It notes opposition from some leaders wary of stamping a stampede toward another consecutive term while others push Hughes as a rival, and discusses broader political tensions shaping the 1900s era debate.
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Hellena Phulatetyhla Prem
Roosevelt
West South
Mississippi Valley
Republican State Committee
Gov . Hughes
Secong
Grover Cleveland
Corral
Guy Hughes
Poonavelt
New York State
New York
Gay Hughes
Hughes
Gov Hughes
White House
A Skowgan Nature Yarn Explains a Sparrow Egg Mystery
A Skowgan nature tale describes Henry Harris finding a sparrow egg inside a swallowed owl egg. Mrs Harris recalls the event and Mr Harris breaks the shell to reveal a live sparrow chick. The egg had grown around the sparrow, hatched by the hen’s warmth, though the chick is not yet grown enough to hatch fully.
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Kennenees
Skowhagan
Henry Harris
Aome
Harris
Mr Harris
Tasida
Fointed Paragraphs From Gilearo News Te taker a smart men
Fragmented OCR text discusses debt and marriage, questioning why people marry and the roles of widowhood and money. It hints at social norms, love versus economic motives, and responsibilities after a spouse dies. The passage lacks clear events or identifiable people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilearo
Bockeners
Irishman again for Chinese post
Sir Robert Bredon, Irishman and Trinity College graduate, appointed inspector general of imperial customs in China, succeeds Sir Robert Hart. The piece notes Bredon’s Irish tact and diplomacy, Hart’s critics, and the broader Shanghai Club circle. mentions Evelyn Hart and the Donnersmarck lineage in adjacent society tales.
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Robert Bredon
Sir Robert Hart
Imperial Customs
China
Idtter
Trnity College
Dublin
Lady Bredon
Thomas Crane Banks
San Prencisce
Hig Moter
Ife
Ninety
Bir
Robert
Robert Harte
Ekring
Shanghai
Sir Robert
Hart
Bredon
Robert Bredan
Robert Horts
Washington
Ona
Lima
Mystery in a Feud Between Rockefellers Revealed
The article alleges long standing enmity between Frank and John D Rockefeller, detailing secret anti rebate campaigns, manipulation of oil markets, and alleged use of subsidiary firms to dodge laws. It cites a Cleveland editor and claims of forged stock reports and off market tactics by the Standard Oil group.
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Frank Rockefelers
John D
Rockefelier
Frank Rockefelier
Fedd
Tnt
Cleveland
Yvanie Rockefeller
Frank Rockefeller
Standard OM Associates
New York
John I Racketo
Ceveland
John
Frank Tokefeller
Rockefeler
United Pipe Line
Pennsylvania
Wa Fe
Frank Rockefelter
Trad
Stendard Eliqua
Sea trade losses and derelicts plague North Atlantic routes
Statistics from the authorgraphic office show world sea trade losses reaching millions with nearly 10 million dollars and 1208 lives lost. In five years 53 vessels wrecked on the Atlantic coast with several unidentified derelicts adrift. About sixteen derelicts stay afloat monthly averaging thirty days each, leaving many derelicts constantly afloat in the North Atlantic.
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Rene Aman
Authragraphic
Atlante
America
North Atlantic
Tribulations of the Rick or The Rich Man’s Woes
An old verse laments the rickety plight of a wealthy man guarding his vast treasure. Corruption and thieves threaten his hoard as bolts and bars cannot fully secure wealth. The poem notes the hardship of a rich man who must protect his wealth while the honest cannot break in.
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Croesus
Morning to Begin Anew Amid Spring and Hope
Fragmented verse chronicles waking renewal after sorrow. The speaker seeks a fresh start, morning light, and youth, invoking spring, bone, song, and dream while alluding to burial, tears, and a renewed will. Poetic, reflective, and rooted in rebirth imagery.
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Durdes
Sears
Bern
Hats and mushrooms in a quirky psychology piece
A Leipsic professor links hat position to character in a comical crime psychology pamphlet, noting upright hats imply honesty while back or side wear signals various traits. The column also spoofs mushroom dangers after a printer mix up mislabeled edible and poisonous varieties in a Washington Agriculture Department guide.
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Grose
Psychological Laboratory
University At
Gross
Washburn Church Solvent by Scrap Iron Initiative
The Washburn Congregational Ladies Big Socky announced weeks ago they engaged in janixpusiness to meet with great public interest. They plan to fund church work with proceeds from selling old scrap iron waste paper and other items. A cancer victim even wrote requesting champagne bottles, but the request was declined. Funds will support missionary work and church operations.
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Morgan
Roosevelt
Mississippi Valley
John T Morgan
Chicago
Florida
Hatteras
James J Hill
Hilfurther
Boston
New Orleans
New York Herald
Jeanené Nuts
Ani
Reyng
Bath wiCkllls
Department of Agrculture
Washinston
Washburn Corraponaanea
Rem Reneer
Washburn Congregational
Sociery
Visitors to the Capital Hear Calls to Restore Can-teen and Liberty
Reports from Riggs Hotel recount Miss Phoebe W Cousins urging repeal of the canteen ban as soldiers face intemperance. Milas Cousin supports personal liberty and a broader fight for liberty, while figures like Mr Root back the anti-prohibition cause. The piece notes public sentiment, political figures, and broader discussions on temperance, reform, and national policy, with references to Taft, Cleveland politics, and international views on women and labor.
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United States Army
Phoebe W Cousins
Riggs
Milas Cousing
Congress
Miss Cousins
Root
Abe Queston
Woct U
Fen Butler
Berthollt
Secretive hunt for jackrabbit taints Loeb League legend
An obscure and melodramatic passage alleges Loeb and his secretaries battle a legendary Wyoming jackrabbit. The rhetoric mixes fears of violence, aging myths, and the bravado of a famed hunter, framing Loeb as a misleading yet pivotal figure in a sensational chase.
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Wille
Plas
Loeb Gr
Loeb League
Vet Nerf
Secretar
Loeb Foyas
the & Ratinns
Roosevelt Root
Fortuna L
Gavete Canyon
Loeb
Chapo Trasojo
Loebs
Toek
Wyoming
Tock League
Kiay
Ineh League
Vilor
Hunter
Shipworms Threaten Northwest Lumber Supplies
Advices from Puget Sound logging districts report shipworms have ruined logs in the water, forcing indefinite suspension of operations. Worms bore through logs impacting millions of feet of timber, with outbreaks in Clayoquot terrain also halting work and leaving hundreds of workers idle until winter.
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Gray's Harbor
Puget Sound
British Columbia
Clayoquot Hunder
Big Sutton Company
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
Fragmented OCR sketch warns about male vanity and social pretense. Portrays urban manners in a satirical style with garbled phrases and strange substitutions, reflecting a temper of early 20th century humor writing.
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New York
Policiog
The Barber of To Day Elevates Trade to Fine Art
An essay argues that barbers serve as vital public health custodians and cultural figures. It traces barbering’s literary prominence from Roman times to modern prose, notes hygiene benefits of shaving, and recalls personal barber shop anecdotes illustrating attitude and craft.
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Brooklyn Basle
Far Ber
Republic
Vatican Capitoline
Naples
Gomanda
Milwaukee
Tam
Mania Potu
Lierature
Don Quixsle
Spain
George Elot
London
Eigane Ing
France
Oroughls
Garbers
Rue de Turb
Stop
Upg
Genvemen
Cheerful Irish Citizen Narrates Hard Times Abroad
From San Francisco, William Crane reports a cheerful Irish traveler who endured hardship yet plans work in Honolulu. He recalls leaving a harsh fate behind and expresses cautious optimism about a future job, describing temperate shores and distant harbors while reflecting on toil and travel.
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San Francisco
The
Lambs Cb
Honnolulee
Morrs
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Vareier
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Roosevenady
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Ala
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Triman
Slowars
Presidente
Tennessee
Richmond P
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Allie
Joplin
Baltimore Sun
Meany
Kansay City
Quebec
Society For the Prevention of
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Taft
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Ike Teaven
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Travel Yes Club
Kremlin
Moscow
Zaher
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Kremli
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Brod
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Church of Rome
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Haat
Migak All
Church Ventures
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John A Harlow
DIE Eastern Publishing House
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Ohio
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